Do you find that the buttons were initially hard to press? If so, did you eventually get used to it?
39774
my hand naturally rests in a place that's very easy to click. the vertical mid-point is where it's easiest to press all the buttons. i find it actually conditions me to keep a better hand position.
39775
The buttons have a softer feel than the Expert Mouse. They also have different pressure points where the stiffer part is closer to the switch and then fades. I had virtually no transition time getting used to the buttons for the Slimblade. The overall feel and function of the device is amazing. Well built construction.
39776
They're not so bad and they break in a bit. But compared to Logitech mice they are quite stiff.This trackball has other issues though... I wouldn't recommend it.
39777
Yes, I did find them hard to press when I first got it and I still find them hard to press. I wish it weren't so!
39778
Yes and yes. I was using the expert mouse before, which has very little resistance on the buttons. Now that I've adjusted to this one, I find the lack of resistance unsettling when I try to use the old one.
39779
It is very important to place finger on button...the bottom half is hard...the top half works fine...I know this sounds simplistic but it works well for me...I'm using WIN8 and the trackball is a great solution for this OS.
885715
You press the button repeatedly, it cycles through the options. The button is frustratingly non-responsive however.
1648487
Yes. It works for all. You just have to get used to the difference in the buttons.
1267491
In terms of function, yes, going from soft keys, took some getting use to, but quickly adapted. Smaller, but portable, and really like it.
435600
I've never messed with any of the buttons on purpose except the power button and maybe the volume buttons. There is a "multi function" button for that sort of thing. I think it responds to things like: press, long press, double press...
1015058
I didn't find any issues with pressing the buttons. My overall concern was with how fast the case ripped and wore out. Maybe it's a result of pressing the buttons? If you are looking for a long term case I'd pass on this one until they make it more robust.
1569067
Not at all. The rubber over the buttons actually makes them a little easier to feel. Much better than some other cases I've tried with this phone!
1080217
No...at first it seemed like it to me. The button seemed somewhat stiff. Now that I'm used to it, I know to press firmly, and the door pops right open. It takes a full PRESS...not just a tap, but once you know that, it's not hard at all. This is an excellent microwave, and we all love it.
2281736
I have not had any problems pushing the buttons. I really like this case and would definitely purchase it again!
2249991
I haven't had an issue with it. it will act a a "back" button by default when surfing the web so if you do it that might be annoying but the side buttons are much more likely to get accidental presses
2036327
I got mine a couple months ago and the buttons are fine. While researching the case, I read that some of the older models were bad about that. So if you have an older one, I'd request to swap it with a newer one through them.
1474679
Yes. The only issue I had was to vacuum well it was hard to get good functionality on the buttons and tough screen.
668034
I think you would get used to it with some playing. My wife just wants to push the button so she doesn't like it but it turns on when you push it and the settings change if you know how to use it. I generally leave it on turbo mode and use it like that. Hope this helps.
273477
Yes, Initially found it difficult. Now we got to know the trick :) Press the blue cover from top and bottom with one hand and use the other hand to push it outwards.
985818
I have small hands it did not work well for me, turned out to be very hard to press the buttons.
606318
Yes, very easy. It took me a couple of times to get used to it because the keys don't feel as smooth as when there is no cover on them. It has a slight grip like feel.
1995004
No - it's very clicky in each of the four directions, and slightly sticky. I've found that even just using it as arrow keys is difficult, w.r.t. getting precise motion.